United States v. Robert E. Carmichael

How courts have described this case

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• “If an agent reasonably believes facts which on their face indicate that a crime has probably been committed, then even if mistaken, he has probable cause[.]”
• “If an agent reasonably believes facts which on their face indicate that a crime has probably been committed, then even if mistaken, he has probable cause[.]”
• The reliability of an informant \inheres in his statements against interest.\
• unsworn statements of secondary informant establish probable cause
• unsworn statements of secondary informant establish probable cause
• reliability of informant \inheres in his statements against interest.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).